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Jiang Wanan raised the issue of pine machine relocation and received strong support from Zhang Shanzheng, triggering discussions on local elections.
DPP Taoyuan Mayor Candidate Huang Shijie visited Matsu today. When he returned to Taipei Songshan Airport by flight in the afternoon, he was asked by the media about "Jiang Wanan threw out the Songji relocation, and Zhang Shanzheng strongly supported it." He emphasized that Taoyuan International Airport currently has no domestic routes, and the Songji relocation involves customs, control zone movement lines, etc., which is of great importance, and the Taoyuan Aviation City plan did not include relevant supporting facilities after the Songji relocation was discussed.
Huang Shijie said that if Songji is relocated, the transportation capacity will be taken over by Taoyuan Airport, and it cannot be without relevant supporting facilities. Currently, Songshan Airport also has medical and business needs for outlying islands, and more public opinion needs to be gathered. Jiang Wanan wants to build an AI park at the original site after Songji is relocated. Zhang Shanzheng expressed support, but Zhang did not consider the actual problems of the airport, nor did he consider the development of the entire Taoyuan industry.
"TSMC is expected to come to Longtan, and the AI industry is also the focus of Taoyuan's development." Huang Shijie believes that in order to be elected by the Kuomintang, Zhang Shanzheng wants to give more opportunities for Taoyuan to develop the AI industry to Taipei, and does not think about the problem from the perspective of Taoyuan at all; he is a Taoyuan native and Taoyuan native. The Park Mayor candidate will give priority to thinking about issues from the perspective of Taoyuan and consider that the development of northern Taiwan is interconnected. In the future, he will work with Taipei Mayor Shen Boyang and New Taipei City Mayor Su Qiaohui to think comprehensively so that the transportation and industry in northern Taiwan can continue to develop and the quality of life will continue to improve.

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